MOTHERS! Do your children catch cold easily 2 & Here is a simple way of preventing colds Last winter practically every pupil in a whole school kept free from colds. And this is the simple method of prevention carried out: A few drops of Karsote Inhalant were sprinkled on to the children’s hankies every morning. During the day the children frequently inhaled the pleasant, safe antiseptic Karsote vapour, and they kept entirely free from coughs and colds. Karsote is a new scientific Inhalant which kills the germs of common colds, coughs, catarrh, etc., in a very few minutes. Although Karsote is such a powerful germicide, it is quite pleasant to use—and perfectly safe. KARSOTE INHALANT Obtainable from all Chemists and Stoces. Pocket Size, 1/4. Family Size, 2/tlpl* nr KOKIIRI BIITMIUTOUt Li. G. Bourne, Bridge-st., Nelson.
own worst enemy
Eno-health LOWERED MY HANDICAP! n mm r * Be a plus-four man —at the office, as well as at golf! Take Eno every day—and keep on top of your form. Eno sweeps away poisons and impurities—gives you inner cleanliness which means clear brain and boundless energy. No headaches, grumpiness, depression—when you have Eno-health. Start ENO nowl In cold weather Eno may be taken in water with the chill off. ENOS •FRUIT SALT* The words ‘Eno’ and ‘Fruit Salt' are registered Trade Marks. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL CHEMISTS OR STORES REGULAR SIZE, 2/3 Double Quantity, 3/9 Sales Agents; The British Harold F. Ritchie Co. Ltd., 104-108 Dixon Street, Wellington, C.i
m m m m Out of the blue comes the whitest wash! Sheerest white is made up of seven colours . . . the seven colours of the rainbow. One of those colours is blue. There’s no true white without blue. White things in the wash that have lost their sparkle and gone a yellowish grey need Reckitt’s Blue in the last rinsing water. With nature’s own colour-magic (and with never a hint of harm) Reckitt’s Blue will give them a whiteness that makes you proud! KJ) k Pr*. ija Reckitt’s BLUE Out of the blue comes the whitest wash l
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 3 May 1937, Page 10
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